Imminent death might be a stretch, i would rater say it is the last thing a boss hears before receiving a lot of pain in the most humiliating way possible. Gobblick and Sharpcask especially....
Now I’m just imagining this theme in the background whilst you control Mario and attempt to hold the CEO in place by mashing A. Eventually you do, and after that you switch to Luigi where a prompt says, “Aim towards your target!”
@@Equalizer4 Even once the attack finished Mario and Luigi did the thumbs up to eachother, said “Oh Yeah!” Like if it wasn’t the most brutal attack they’ve done 💀
My favorite Luigi logic moment so far was the second major boss. The music when he rolled down synced up with the part at the 42-ish seconds mark. It was great.
A headcanon i have for why this boss music is very upbeat may be because, after fighting so many bosses in the past games, Mario & Luigi see the bosses more like an Average Tuesday at this point, so the boss theme is not the boss's theme, and rather, the Mario Bros's theme because a thing is for sure, nothing can stop the brothers at this point.
@@ReturnoftheNormalPerson I mean every boss theme in this series is upbeat lol. But the vibe I get from both this theme and the miniboss theme pretty much lines up with what you said. It overall sounds more triumphant because Mario and Luigi have been through this time and time again. They're going to win, it's just a given with veterans of battle like them. But you still have plenty of moments in the song giving those sinister vibes that remind you yeah this isn't anything new for the bros but you're still fighting a boss, more often than not one they've never faced before. They could still lose, but they're both together taking this on and when they are they're practically unstoppable. I get that vibe more with the miniboss theme than this boss one which sounds more sinister, fitting as it's a major boss.
This theme is quickly growing to be my possible favorite boss theme in the series. Dream Teams is just so good but the 1:09 in this song is so damn perfect, it’s just so Mario and Luigi in the best way possible.
@@smeegshuman Someone who can properly judge a song, thank you. Am so sick of this game's ost getting dunked on because Yoko didn't make it. She's a fantastic composer, but whoever made this soundtrack did good by her and knocked it out of the park.
Never Let Up is forever unbeatable to me but I absolutely agree that this one is UP there. Arguably even better than Tough Guy Alert, and this is coming from a guy whose favorite video game composer of all time is Yoko. chrange9714 put it best, the new guy absolutely did right by the incredible precedent she set for the series but also made it his own in such a nice way. I’m not totally in love with Brothership’s soundtrack, I think way too many tracks have big brass sections where they’re not really needed, but if this is really the end of Yoko’s Mario tenure I fully trust him to carry on the torch.
In case nobody else has realized, this boss theme only plays specifically during the bosses at a Great Lighthouse. It's a bit more grandiose in that regard for that reason.
Yeah i was fighting the first boss of the game and I’m like why is this theme so mid. And then I hear this one and it’s pretty good so I’m happy now. Just wish this played for every boss
A lot of people tend to say "this doesn't fit a boss fight" because most people think boss themes are to reflect confronting a dangerous threat. But the thing is a lot of y'all forget the Mario and Luigi series is known for breaking conventions because the majority of battle themes throughout the series are cartoonishly silly with a hint of urgency for good measure. Also the light motif of the connection of islands theme showcases the importance of the battle. I like this take on the boss theme because instead of it giving the vibe of " this is dangerous be careful" it gives the vibe of " this is important, but dont be discouraged. You can do this"
It's so weird to me because every single boss theme in the serie has fun vibes. The Dream Team one only has 1 "menacing" segment, most of the theme is jolly
I've seen some folks say they'd rather have this theme swapped with the mid boss theme, but honestly I prefer this one cause it gives a feeling of overcoming a bigger threat, especially at around 1:08. To me, this theme has a more serious undertone which fits in the Great Lighthouse fights. Also lol the Luigi Logic comments are sending me-
You’ve basically conquered everything at this point. The music is more upbeat and grand in this fight to show that this “one guy” isn’t gonna stop you.
Usually for me it starts at 1:09. And despite what others say, I think this is way better than Never Let Up and every other battle theme in the Mario and Luigi series.
It's not the vibe we're used to, but it is one that I could 100% jam with. Besides, it perfectly encapsulated the main theme of this game, the inseparable "bond" between Mario & Luigi. The feelings of the bros overcoming whatever obstacle or adversary in their way, as long as they're together.
@@kieranpleaseforgiveme the melodic composition itself is solid The arrangement isn't, it sounds too much like Mario Kart 8, I would've preferred a more unique arrangement style
This song is just the perfect representation of the Mario & Luigi series. Joyful beginning, slightly eerie tones, and a banging melody that gets stuck in your head!!!! It’s not my favorite game in the series, but it’s way better than a 5/10 (to me it’s an 8.5/10)
remember, just because it’s *different* doesn’t mean it’s *bad.* i prefer the boss themes in Dream Team, Paper Jam, and Bowser’s Inside Story, but this is still good in its own way.
I’m sorry, but I vastly disagree. The boss theme in Bowser’s Inside Story couldn’t hold a candle to this awesomeness. (Not mentioning either final boss theme in this statement)
After hearing it a few times, this is most definitely a very worthy follow up to all the other amazing boss themes from this series. One of my personal favorites at this point
@@Luka-r9xhow do you know? And not everyone Buys it say one, so we have to wait until we have more stats. Since they broight it back, they'll definitely continue it since most People talked positive about the game
@@Luka-r9x There’s actually no way to know for sure. You’re just reading clickbait headlines. The only sales that have come out are those from Japan and the UK. UK’s sales in particular tend to be a bit unpredictable, so they don’t indicate how the game’s doing worldwide in the slightest. We won’t know until February, when Nintendo puts out their next quarter of fiscal earnings which will reflect how the company performed during the holiday season.
For all the people complaining that this music doesn't fit the vibe of the later bosses. May i remind you dark fawful and dark star also used basic battle music until the remake. Where's y'all's complaints there?
so? like you said, the remake changed dark fawful and dark star's boss themes, so the unfitting boss theme is no longer a problem in that game. brothership hasn't gotten that treatment.
@@jclkaytwoexcept that almost no one is talking about the remake when praising inside story, most of it's praise comes from the original which contains the flaw, further more, and it is annoying to see some take issue in one but not the other (however, it's fine if one might think both suffer from the issue)
We live in a time where Paper Mario can afford to give unique battle music to not only every one of its bosses, but also every new area gets its own unique battle music too. I'm not saying Mario & Luigi absolutely needs to live up to that standard, but not even giving Zokket of all people a unique boss theme is absolutely criminal.
I love the face Luigi makes when he gets an idea. You can read his exact thoughts as they come to him. "Hm... what are we gonna do now..." "Aha! I got an idea!" "Oh yeah, this guy is so screwed!"
@@SMCwasTaken As far as I know, multiple people composed for the Mystery Dungeon series that it's kind of impossible to know exactly who did what for each track
I wish there was a boss ring/medley like what Bis,Dream Team and Paper Jam had. But then again this is like a reboot of the saga kinda like a "New Superstar Saga" (which didn't have a boss rematch one)(also PiT))
@@darcciad look at me in the eye and tell me if Dark Star/Fawful's fights playing the goofy ahh tough guy alert in the original is anything close to appropriate
This game was everything I had ever wanted, it has its flaws but nearly all of them feel like nitpicks to me (selecting luigi's options in the menu with A, luigi now jumping and traversing on his own, the timing being more generous) everything else about the game I just loved, and it was an amazing experience from start to finish, just like all the others. And of course, I LOVE THIS TRIUMPHANT BOSS THEME!!
@vladi3862 I don't have to play the game to like a soundtrack. Guess what? I've never played Dream Team myself either and I think it has the best boss track of all M&L games. People can have opinions yk. And soundtracks aren't something I have to experience first-hand to have one.
I choose to believe the decision to let someone other than yoko handle the music was deliberate, as a way to reflect how the game takes place in an entirely different world than the one we’ve come to know from past installments, and using the music to convey that is actually a pretty dang good way to do so without interfering with gameplay
i dont think theres another game that had their music grow on me so much. at the beggining this song was kinda mid for me, but now? imma be honest its up there with never let up or the marvelous duo and these are just P E A K
This one is so bizarre, but I love it. Would have never pegged it as a boss theme, which is why it somehow works. The closest thing that comes to mind is something in Miitopia
I feel like it’s supposed to represent the inseparable bond that Mario and Luigi have as they are taking down the biggest and baddest of enemies. I’d say it’s better than every other Mario and Luigi boss theme, ESPECIALLY Tough Guy Alert.
i’ve only played until rumbla island so don’t take what i say seriously but i think the game portrays the vibe as fun and adventurous whilst showing the bro synergy with mario and luigi meanwhile the previous games were portraying more of a vibe that they need to save the world otherwise it’s doomed and pressuring the bros to trouble thus making it more intense
At first i thought this was an odd choice for an boss theme. It lacks the seriousness the other boss themes of the series had. But after i heard it a few times and continued playing i think it really fits this game especially. I feel like brothership is a lot more wacky and whimsical than the other games (which could be pretty serious from time to time) and this Theme perfectly encapsulates the colorful Fun this new adventure in this new world has to offer. It wouldn't have worked as a Boss Theme in the other Games but for this game it's absolutely amazing.
I started with Superstar Saga on GBA, and played all the games on release since then, and this is slowly becoming one of my favorite Boss themes in the serie.
Idk what yall smoking saying this theme is decent at best, never in my life have i vibed so hard with a theme aside from "Never Let Up" Hideki Sakamoto commited ARSON in the kitchen.
this one seems pretty polarizing... i find myself in the "love it" crowd. something about it just perfectly suits the pace of this game's bosses. well, actually, it's pretty ill fitting for the last couple of bosses that use it, but i consider that a problem with the lack of other boss themes, not anything to do with this boss theme itself.
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"Leave it to me!"
- the last thing a boss hears before imminent death
the last thing Sephiroth hears
Imminent death might be a stretch, i would rater say it is the last thing a boss hears before receiving a lot of pain in the most humiliating way possible. Gobblick and Sharpcask especially....
Luigi saving the day in a MacGyver-ish fashion
@@aureliodeprimus8018 cue 2000 damage bomb derby
*”LEAVE IT TO ME”* ☝️🤓
The boss when Luigi notices the CBT machine in the background:
"Leave it to me!"
"Mario, we gotta Thwomp this-a mofo's balls in smithereens!"
* insert femur breaker scream here *
MAX NUT
Sephiroth thought it was over when he heard “Lets-a go / Okie dokey!” But wait till he hears “Leave it to me!”
Imagine Luigi stealing his sword
@@MadWeegee Luigi doing the Octaslash...
Luigi finding a way to reflect supernova
Luigi pointing at Sephiroth's giant meteor and asking Mario for a boost before hitting it and turning it green:
Luigi would replicate his sword
Everybody gangsta till Luigi says, "Leave it to me!"
Brian: 😭💀
Luigi Logic be like: “Okay Mario, now I’ll shoot the CEO”
i shoota da boss
Luigi Mansion
Gotta get luigi out of prision free my man 😭
Now I’m just imagining this theme in the background whilst you control Mario and attempt to hold the CEO in place by mashing A. Eventually you do, and after that you switch to Luigi where a prompt says, “Aim towards your target!”
Luigi Logic be like: “Okay Mario, now hit the second tower.”
Bro Luigi was not holding back on the Sharpcask fight 💀
The way he flipped him over the conveyer belt while he was dizzy😵
@SupaSonikStyle2010 the fact that he was visibly enjoying stacking all the boxes on Sharpcask and Mario was hyping him up makes it even funnier
@@Equalizer4 Even once the attack finished Mario and Luigi did the thumbs up to eachother, said “Oh Yeah!”
Like if it wasn’t the most brutal attack they’ve done 💀
@@SupaSonikStyle2010
There are more brutal Attacks than that one tbh
@@Equalizer4 Luigi: "Welcome to twisted towers."
This is what Sephiroth hears in his Nightmares.
This is what sonic hears in his nightmares.
This is what bowser hears in his nightmare.
"Go time!"
"Oh yeah!"
"It's a me"
"Okey Dokey"
"Showtime"
" Leave it to me! "
" Oh-yeah! "
Luigi Logic during the Gobblick fight:
“So long, Gay Gobblick!”
*So Long-e Gobblick*
"So long, gay sonic the hedgehog!"
I actually thought of Mario 64 immediately upon seeing Luigi spinning
So long, GAYBBLICK!
@@_PWAG lol
Using the Bros Attacks while this theme plays is a feeling I wish I could experience for the first time again.
Bros attacks in this game are so cool fr
@@DoggoFran Imaginary Technique: Clockout Blow
My exact feeling. When it gets to the lighter part as the bros works together really tugs on the heart
Agreed, same goes for the luigi logic events
My favorite Luigi logic moment so far was the second major boss. The music when he rolled down synced up with the part at the 42-ish seconds mark. It was great.
What if
You wanted to go to heaven
But god said:
"Leave it to me"
A headcanon i have for why this boss music is very upbeat may be because, after fighting so many bosses in the past games, Mario & Luigi see the bosses more like an Average Tuesday at this point, so the boss theme is not the boss's theme, and rather, the Mario Bros's theme because a thing is for sure, nothing can stop the brothers at this point.
@@ReturnoftheNormalPerson I mean every boss theme in this series is upbeat lol. But the vibe I get from both this theme and the miniboss theme pretty much lines up with what you said. It overall sounds more triumphant because Mario and Luigi have been through this time and time again. They're going to win, it's just a given with veterans of battle like them. But you still have plenty of moments in the song giving those sinister vibes that remind you yeah this isn't anything new for the bros but you're still fighting a boss, more often than not one they've never faced before. They could still lose, but they're both together taking this on and when they are they're practically unstoppable. I get that vibe more with the miniboss theme than this boss one which sounds more sinister, fitting as it's a major boss.
SO TRUEEE
you have a point
That explains why this is used for every boss except the final.
@@cod3builder701 Every game in the series has one boss theme for all of them except for the final boss or very few rare occasions
This song made me cry honestly, it made me truly realize Mario and Luigi’s back.
ok overexaggerator
@@chocokarina bro can people not appreciate anything anymore 😭
@@chocokarinasalt vinegar and everything sinister
@chocokarina NOBODY CARES!!
@ if nobody cares why u replying? obv u care
“Nothing can hurt us as long as we’re together!” :’)
The fact that I can hear that without actually hearing that is insane
This is not a boss theme. This is THEIR boss theme 😍
I like that lmao
I thought the Same. Mario and Luigi are the real Bosses
Their Megalovania 💀
@@dominikabdollahi8292this theme really fits them
Clever
When Luigi spots the old springlock suit that the boss can perfectly fit inside:
''leave it to me!''
This theme is quickly growing to be my possible favorite boss theme in the series. Dream Teams is just so good but the 1:09 in this song is so damn perfect, it’s just so Mario and Luigi in the best way possible.
I love that part so much 0:42 and this part leading up to it too. It’s so good
@@pokestyn0:42 is really good too! Honestly the whole song is let’s be real!
@@smeegshuman Someone who can properly judge a song, thank you. Am so sick of this game's ost getting dunked on because Yoko didn't make it. She's a fantastic composer, but whoever made this soundtrack did good by her and knocked it out of the park.
@@chrange9714 i get it tbh, the music is good but its not THAT good, except twistee island that one is goated
Never Let Up is forever unbeatable to me but I absolutely agree that this one is UP there. Arguably even better than Tough Guy Alert, and this is coming from a guy whose favorite video game composer of all time is Yoko. chrange9714 put it best, the new guy absolutely did right by the incredible precedent she set for the series but also made it his own in such a nice way. I’m not totally in love with Brothership’s soundtrack, I think way too many tracks have big brass sections where they’re not really needed, but if this is really the end of Yoko’s Mario tenure I fully trust him to carry on the torch.
In case nobody else has realized, this boss theme only plays specifically during the bosses at a Great Lighthouse. It's a bit more grandiose in that regard for that reason.
Yeah i was fighting the first boss of the game and I’m like why is this theme so mid. And then I hear this one and it’s pretty good so I’m happy now. Just wish this played for every boss
Now that you said that,I love this boss theme even more now. Thank you ❤
Kind of like with Paper Mario.
Well cause that's the main boss not the mid boss
But it also plays for the zokket fight when they could've easily given him his own theme
The music so far I've heard so far has this vibe
"We are back from the dead and are chilling"
I like how instead of starting of nice and then becoming tenseful, this theme plays out the exact opposite
Luigi logic be like: ok let's shoot the CEO next.
What if you wanted to make Lord Zokket happy, but Luigi said...
1:08 "Leave it to me!"
If this song ever gets an official name on Nintendo Music, it should be called "Leave it to me!"
This is unironicly my favorite ost in the game. It stands up there with dream teams boss theme for me
A lot of people tend to say "this doesn't fit a boss fight" because most people think boss themes are to reflect confronting a dangerous threat.
But the thing is a lot of y'all forget the Mario and Luigi series is known for breaking conventions because the majority of battle themes throughout the series are cartoonishly silly with a hint of urgency for good measure.
Also the light motif of the connection of islands theme showcases the importance of the battle.
I like this take on the boss theme because instead of it giving the vibe of " this is dangerous be careful" it gives the vibe of " this is important, but dont be discouraged. You can do this"
It's so weird to me because every single boss theme in the serie has fun vibes.
The Dream Team one only has 1 "menacing" segment, most of the theme is jolly
Except the Superstar Saga one which is hilariously serious compared to the goofy main battle theme.
@@rainpooper7088 it's still relatively goofy despite the tension. It uses a circus-like bass and percussion, and horns in the background
Wait this has a leitmotif?
@@Zolerian 1:09 is a leitmotif for the song in the cutscene that plays whenever we connect an island
Luigi logic: Leave it to me ok Mario we will stack a bunch of boxes and crush a barrel.
I love how Mario is so supportive he never questions Luigi's ideas. He's just immediately on board
It's sounds different from what I'm used to but still feels like Mario and Luigi is the only way I can describe this song
Feels like M&L: ✓
Feels like a M&L main boss theme: X
Tbf with the exception of Paper Jam sounding similar to Dream Team, every boss track in the series had a different feel to it
@@PipeGuy64Bit Kinda. But regardless of instrumental there's always merry > sinister > even merrier. This one is lacking sinister big time.
@endlessedgar4576 I agree, but feel the less sinister vibe fits with this game more specifically with the art style and animations
@@endlessedgar4576 Nah it feels like a M&L main boss theme. It isn't lacking any sinister at all, just listen to the intro and 0:49.
I've seen some folks say they'd rather have this theme swapped with the mid boss theme, but honestly I prefer this one cause it gives a feeling of overcoming a bigger threat, especially at around 1:08. To me, this theme has a more serious undertone which fits in the Great Lighthouse fights.
Also lol the Luigi Logic comments are sending me-
You’ve basically conquered everything at this point. The music is more upbeat and grand in this fight to show that this “one guy” isn’t gonna stop you.
Nothing beats starting the Luigi logic at 1:36
Usually for me it starts at 1:09. And despite what others say, I think this is way better than Never Let Up and every other battle theme in the Mario and Luigi series.
I can relate to that
Yeah, because as soon as the boss is hurt from the Luigi Logic, you get the catharsis of 1:49.
@@heatfox2656 yeah that’s when you hit the meanest jump helmet and watch it sync WAY too well
Me hearing the Midboss theme: Doesn't really sound like a Boss theme.
Me when I hear the boss theme: THERE IT IS!
Ironically, my case is contrary😂 still this one goes hard
Well, it was just the -Midbus- Midboss theme.
ssaaaaaame lol
That steel drum solo at the end gives me chills for some reason..all in all SUCH a good song, it's just so triumphant!
0:41 My kind of vibe!
Ikr
It's not the vibe we're used to, but it is one that I could 100% jam with.
Besides, it perfectly encapsulated the main theme of this game, the inseparable "bond" between Mario & Luigi. The feelings of the bros overcoming whatever obstacle or adversary in their way, as long as they're together.
Like bankruptcy
love it so much no idea tf you’re all on
Yeah I don't get why so many people don't like it, it's great!
It takes a couple of listens for someone to start enjoying it.
@@kieranpleaseforgiveme the melodic composition itself is solid
The arrangement isn't, it sounds too much like Mario Kart 8, I would've preferred a more unique arrangement style
Because there are weirdos that think Never Let Up (Dream Team) is a good boss theme when it's just noise
@@PipeGuy64Bit Bro that's literally my favourite boss theme in the series
This song is just the perfect representation of the Mario & Luigi series. Joyful beginning, slightly eerie tones, and a banging melody that gets stuck in your head!!!! It’s not my favorite game in the series, but it’s way better than a 5/10 (to me it’s an 8.5/10)
these comments are fucking insane ong this track is so fucking fun to listen to idk wtf yall are saying
The only good battle theme to come out of it though, if only the battle themes were as good as the rest of the ost. Overall 7.5 out of ten.
@@Its_A.Secret618 disagree a fuck ton lmao i think the other battle themes are great as well
@@Pekbin Nah dude you're just wrong. This is nothing compared to the previous games soundtrack
@ i dont really care i still like it
@@Pekbin And that's a good thing, but it's not better than other soundtracks
I thought this game was too easy to use the defensive battle plugs until I got to the first "rematch" boss 💀
0:15 My favorite part
This my favorite part has well
Ya same
The last thing a wealthy United States CEO hears:
remember, just because it’s *different* doesn’t mean it’s *bad.* i prefer the boss themes in Dream Team, Paper Jam, and Bowser’s Inside Story, but this is still good in its own way.
yeah, there are good themes just you know not THAT good
generic boss music
I’m sorry, but I vastly disagree. The boss theme in Bowser’s Inside Story couldn’t hold a candle to this awesomeness. (Not mentioning either final boss theme in this statement)
@@dans1370 This is far from generic lol
@@iancastro1327 They are THAT good, not the best ost ever or anything but it is very good
“Leave it to me!”
Okay Luigi! 👍🏻
*Proceeds to completely obliterate the enemy in the goofiest way possible*
Is your Luigi Logic comment real?
Timing the Bros Attacks accidentally to this theme literally gives me the biggest feeling of dopamine
I'm so glad that Mario and Luigi are back :')
The section from 0:15 to 0:41 could come straight from Super Mario RPG.
And I love it.
Honestly it reminds me of Come On Again (Superstar Saga’s boss theme). Not as good as Never Let Up or Big Bang tho, but it’s nice.
What’s this one titled?
eh, nothing will ever beat anything by Shimomura
@@flumperflip2614”Disconnected Rumble”
Really? Big Bang? I understand never let up, but Big Bang? I found that one to rather underwhelming...
Come On Again is kinda bad compared to game 2-5's Boss Theme tbh
My favorite parts of the track: 0:14 1:09 And 1:49 this game has an amazing soundtrack so good it's comparable to dream team.
I literally only would put the dream team one above this one, it's crazy that someone would say this is the worst boss theme in the franchise
And yet it's still a jam and a half, really says something about how good the M&L osts are
TBF, all of the boss themes in the series are pretty amazing.
Zokket and the Extension Corps watching Mario and Luigi beat Glohm Bowser's ass with popcorn
2:50 I like it around here.
I love how Mario and luigi enter the battle this time instead of just cutting to when theyre already there like the previous games
After hearing it a few times, this is most definitely a very worthy follow up to all the other amazing boss themes from this series. One of my personal favorites at this point
Mario: We are-a not trapped to fight-a you
Luigi: You are-a trapped tp fight-a us
1:09 best part of any Mario and Luigi fight theme, and you cannot tell me otherwise
i can just hear the kicks from the bros for the shell bros move esp at 1:53
This song hits different when you fight Glohm Gobblick for an unreasonable length of time
Glohm pipegunk is something else
It feels like a we're so back theme and it makes the bossfights so fun too tbh
I much prefer the mini-boss theme in this game. But this one's not bad.
agree
agree
I'm the opposite tbh
I REALLY don't like the mini boss theme but this one's pretty decent
@@OriginalGameteer Why? I thought the mini boss theme was at least decent.
we have more midboss theme than this, so im okay
1:47 that tropical moneky part totally nails it
Agreed
Zokket:jaja, Can you hear the... Why i am hearing boss music?
Luigi:leave it to me *proceeds to break 43 rules of the peace treatment*
*Geneva Convention
This makes me feel what I felt my entire Playthrough
The Joy of my favourite Series beeing back
I do miss the old composer for mario and luigi, but i'm glad the music for this game and future games is still in good hands. I love nintendo music!
Dont know if They countinue The series tho,its selling bad right now
@@Luka-r9xhow do you know? And not everyone Buys it say one, so we have to wait until we have more stats. Since they broight it back, they'll definitely continue it since most People talked positive about the game
@@Luka-r9x There’s actually no way to know for sure. You’re just reading clickbait headlines.
The only sales that have come out are those from Japan and the UK. UK’s sales in particular tend to be a bit unpredictable, so they don’t indicate how the game’s doing worldwide in the slightest.
We won’t know until February, when Nintendo puts out their next quarter of fiscal earnings which will reflect how the company performed during the holiday season.
0:15 - 0:22 - 2:02 - 2:06 This is my favorite part the trumpet🎺 makes the most exciting music sound
I was concentrating very hard when this song was playing.
the boss in question when Luigi notices the life support device in the background:
It feels so welcoming, it tells you that mario and luigi are back in such an amazing way
For all the people complaining that this music doesn't fit the vibe of the later bosses.
May i remind you dark fawful and dark star also used basic battle music until the remake.
Where's y'all's complaints there?
so? like you said, the remake changed dark fawful and dark star's boss themes, so the unfitting boss theme is no longer a problem in that game. brothership hasn't gotten that treatment.
I'd argue Inside Story's boss music, while catchy, wasn't as dance inducing as this lol
I don't care though, I still really like this theme
@@jclkaytwoexcept that almost no one is talking about the remake when praising inside story, most of it's praise comes from the original which contains the flaw, further more, and it is annoying to see some take issue in one but not the other (however, it's fine if one might think both suffer from the issue)
@@galvsparks6295 both suffer from the issue. there's a reason they fixed it in the remake to begin with.
We live in a time where Paper Mario can afford to give unique battle music to not only every one of its bosses, but also every new area gets its own unique battle music too. I'm not saying Mario & Luigi absolutely needs to live up to that standard, but not even giving Zokket of all people a unique boss theme is absolutely criminal.
I love that this sounds like a circus performance. The vibe fits perfectly with the acrobatics of the Bros.
You know something. This boss battle theme from Mario and Luigi Brothership is starting to grow on me it's actually really good.
We thowing the boss into the sun with this one!
Welcome back, old friends.
I love the face Luigi makes when he gets an idea. You can read his exact thoughts as they come to him.
"Hm... what are we gonna do now..."
"Aha! I got an idea!"
"Oh yeah, this guy is so screwed!"
Although I hoped some specific bosses had their own theme, I actually love this song now it's so grand and adventure like!
This could work as a great alt regular enemy battle theme to be honest
I agree it seems more alt regular enemy. Atelier vibes lol
Like an event battle theme. I still think the normal battle theme sounds more like a boss music since its too energetic and funnier.
1:09 Sends me to heaven, MAN I NEED THIS GAME
You'll never guess what Luigi's plan is in the final bowser boss fight...
This reminds a little bit of Monster House from Mystery Dungeon
Same composer
@@rayquazarkg2250 idk if Hideki Sakamoto composed Monster House though
@@SMCwasTaken As far as I know, multiple people composed for the Mystery Dungeon series that it's kind of impossible to know exactly who did what for each track
@@GBA-049 yes, most tracks in Explorers were composed by both Keisuke Ito and Hideki Sakamoto, each doing some parts of each song
Far less terrifying than the monster house theme in my opinion.
I wish there was a boss ring/medley like what Bis,Dream Team and Paper Jam had. But then again this is like a reboot of the saga kinda like a "New Superstar Saga" (which didn't have a boss rematch one)(also PiT))
if only the fight against zokket had another ost than this one...
YES that’s exactly what I was thinking while fighting him. This doesn’t fit him at all, and it kind of gives it away that there’s more after that.
in fact I was expecting appropriate music like the old Mario and Luigi which is a little disappointing
@@darcciad look at me in the eye and tell me if Dark Star/Fawful's fights playing the goofy ahh tough guy alert in the original is anything close to appropriate
The song still really sounds upbeat and tense, which is perfect atmosphere for any M&L boss battle really
I just consider this to be the bros theme and not the bosses' theme
Luigi: Leave it to me!
Glohm Bowser: You sure about that?
This game was everything I had ever wanted, it has its flaws but nearly all of them feel like nitpicks to me (selecting luigi's options in the menu with A, luigi now jumping and traversing on his own, the timing being more generous) everything else about the game I just loved, and it was an amazing experience from start to finish, just like all the others. And of course, I LOVE THIS TRIUMPHANT BOSS THEME!!
Am I the only one who actually likes this theme?
no
Nope. Second best boss theme in the series.
No, it's good. It just grows on most people. You watch.
@@thewolfgabe3656 Trust me, you're not. It's an awesome song and boss theme.
Although the midboss theme sounds more suitable for actual boss fight, I find this more catchy than midboss theme@@totallynormalclonewarsfan
Controvercial oppinion
This is the best boss theme in the entire series
It doesn't even sound like a Boss theme... worst theme imo.
@clipmaster6941you clearly haven't fought any boss in brothership
@vladi3862 well actually,i have finished the game
@mixtheyeast not you
@vladi3862 I don't have to play the game to like a soundtrack. Guess what? I've never played Dream Team myself either and I think it has the best boss track of all M&L games.
People can have opinions yk. And soundtracks aren't something I have to experience first-hand to have one.
In a first, series-composer Yoko Shimomura did not compose this song or any of this game's soundtrack. 😢
That's very disappointing to hear ngl....
So what? Sure, that's a little sad, but the soundtrack is still genuinely amazing. New isn't always bad.
@@profster_the_great definitely true, but man Yoko is just what does it for me, her music is just that good
I choose to believe the decision to let someone other than yoko handle the music was deliberate, as a way to reflect how the game takes place in an entirely different world than the one we’ve come to know from past installments, and using the music to convey that is actually a pretty dang good way to do so without interfering with gameplay
@@sonicgamer999- Personally, I think it's busyness for Yoko. She's probably very focused on KH4.
Shoutout to the fourth lighthouse boss for being one of the best and most unique bosses in the entire series! The fight was absolutely wild!
Yes…confuse the non believers…
A boss that hard before the final area of the game was criminal. Glad I had some 🍄
Ikr? Those Zokket minions really got the better of me!
I still can't believe Junker is back from Bowser's inside story 🙏🙏🙏😭
Oh my goodness, that boss was incredible! Definitely one of the greatest in the series!
i dont think theres another game that had their music grow on me so much. at the beggining this song was kinda mid for me, but now? imma be honest its up there with never let up or the marvelous duo and these are just P E A K
We are making the Brotherly Bond even stronger with this one!! 🔥❄️🗿🗿❤️💚
Luigi on his way to bypass gojo's infinity with luigi logic
Prob my favorite boss theme in the series. In love with the OST so far!
This one is so bizarre, but I love it. Would have never pegged it as a boss theme, which is why it somehow works. The closest thing that comes to mind is something in Miitopia
I feel like it’s supposed to represent the inseparable bond that Mario and Luigi have as they are taking down the biggest and baddest of enemies. I’d say it’s better than every other Mario and Luigi boss theme, ESPECIALLY Tough Guy Alert.
Its because its Mario and luigi's Boss theme
@@mobgabriel1767 I like that!
i’ve only played until rumbla island so don’t take what i say seriously but
i think the game portrays the vibe as fun and adventurous whilst showing the bro synergy with mario and luigi
meanwhile the previous games were portraying more of a vibe that they need to save the world otherwise it’s doomed and pressuring the bros to trouble thus making it more intense
Except when the Glohm residents start to take over…
Can’t count how many times ive heard this in the glohm fights, now its stuck in my head
I love this theme, its just so good.
Love this song so much! Can’t listen to it and not bop my head and smile
At first i thought this was an odd choice for an boss theme. It lacks the seriousness the other boss themes of the series had. But after i heard it a few times and continued playing i think it really fits this game especially. I feel like brothership is a lot more wacky and whimsical than the other games (which could be pretty serious from time to time) and this Theme perfectly encapsulates the colorful Fun this new adventure in this new world has to offer. It wouldn't have worked as a Boss Theme in the other Games but for this game it's absolutely amazing.
Luigi Logic be like: *"Legalize nuclear bombs"*
Anyone else hear the TTYD leitmotif around 0:58? Y'know, the three-note dooo doo-dooo you hear in that game's intro?
I do, actually. Though it might be a coincidence.
@almondjoy4938 it's definitely a coincidence but I thought it'd be cool to point out.
1:09 is the best part of this song
It’s a motif right? I feel like this part is in another one of this game’s songs
Yep it’s from “Island Connected!”, the one that plays when we connect an island to Shipshape Island
aka Leave it to Luigi and his logic theme
I started with Superstar Saga on GBA, and played all the games on release since then, and this is slowly becoming one of my favorite Boss themes in the serie.
Idk what yall smoking saying this theme is decent at best, never in my life have i vibed so hard with a theme aside from "Never Let Up"
Hideki Sakamoto commited ARSON in the kitchen.
this one seems pretty polarizing... i find myself in the "love it" crowd. something about it just perfectly suits the pace of this game's bosses. well, actually, it's pretty ill fitting for the last couple of bosses that use it, but i consider that a problem with the lack of other boss themes, not anything to do with this boss theme itself.